Betrayal Games
KitaNight
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KitaNight
Ongoing, First published Feb 05, 2015
darkdeathhatemurdermysteryrevengeromancesupernatural
There is a tree in my backyard that all my family members has hanged their self on. I watched as a man killed my best friend, only to find out he is the devil but not the devil. I have been put into a game because of something beyond  my control. This game will tell me and a few other people if we will be able to live out our lives. For some reason fate said we never meant to be born.
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